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- Introducing 'Closures' - a new Open Source Framework July 27, 2017 at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm TechShop Austin-Round Rock (120 Sundance Parkway Suite #350, Round Rock, TX 78681) 'Closures' is an iOS framework that adds closure-based handlers to many of the commonly used UIKit/Foundation classes. Classes such as UIButton, UITextField, UITableView, UICollectionView, UIGestureRecognizer, and many many more can now be delegated/dataSourced/target-actioned using closures. Ok, it's pretty much a "swifty" version of BlocksKit, only with some extra sugar. It's written entirely in Swift 4…
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- RT @AndrewProjDent: ARKit + CoreLocation, part 2 https://t.co/AyQiFyzlj3 4 days ago
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- This week’s meetup: Intro to iOS11’s ARKit: meetup.com/cocoacoder/eve… 2 weeks ago
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Xcode Issues: How To Work-Around An Ineligible iOS Device
There may come a day, a sad day, when you install the latest version of Xcode, plug-in you iOS device, wait for it to appear in the list of scheme supported devices, and…nothing. Then you click on the scheme pull-down … Continue reading
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